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09-28-2004
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Printers Question
Is there a limit on how many printers you can have configured in Solaris? The reason I ask is we use RF printers for the software we run and have added 52 of these printers the problem is that I need to add about another 50 and its like we have hit a limit at 52 it wont let us add anymore. If someone could let me know if there is a work around or something that could help it would be great.
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